Brian Cox
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Recommended Books
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Ad Astra
Empire of the Clouds
Cosmos
The Age of Wonder
The Double Helix
What Is Real
The Blind Watchmaker
Life Ascending
The Innovators
Gravity
Books by Brian Cox
The Quantum Universe
Brian CoxWonders of Life
Brian CoxWhy Does E=mc2?
Brian CoxHuman Universe
Brian CoxWonders of the Solar System
Brian CoxPutting the Rabbit in the Hat
Brian CoxUniversal
Brian CoxForces Of Nature
Brian CoxWonders of the Universe
Brian CoxSource & Proof
“I know I have my own book out, and not supposed to be promoting somebody else’s, but @dallascampbell ‘s Ad Astra is very a beautiful book.”
“@thestigmaster And I agree with you on this. There is a great book called Empire of the Clouds which describes how we damaged our aviation industry with a series of shortsighted political decisions in the late 60s and 70s.”
“One of 70 mustread books.”
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“@StrongLikeBear @ShalanSharma @Dagk Yes, that’s right. I think it’s correct to say that many biologists (not all) believe the step from prokaryote to eukaryote was highly unlikely. See for example Nick Lane’s Life Ascending a great book for many reasons.”
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“@rationalist44 (1) is easy there are two components, but for distant galaxies the socalled ‘proper motion’ is negligible. (2) You need a little GR. Look up cosmological redshift. The best intro text book in my view is Hartle the calculation is in section 18.2.”
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